Vocab Bloom Hub

hub

/hʌb/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa um ponto central ou dispositivo que conecta vários componentes em uma rede ou sistema, facilitando a comunicação ou a transferência de dados.

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noun

/hʌb/B1formalIT
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um ponto central ou dispositivo que conecta vários componentes em uma rede ou sistema, facilitando a comunicação ou a transferência de dados.

A noun referring to a central point or device that connects multiple components in a network or system, facilitating communication or data transfer.

  1. Central point of activityB1formal

    A central point where many activities, operations, or connections converge.

    ptCentro de atividade

    • The city is a major transportation hub for the region.
    • The new community center became a hub for local events.
    • The airport serves as a hub for international flights.

    Sinônimoscapitalcentercorefocal pointheartmeccanerve centernucleuspivot

  2. Network deviceB2formalIT

    A device that connects multiple computers or devices in a network, allowing them to communicate.

    ptConcentrador

    • The IT technician connected all the computers to the network hub.
    • A hub is a basic networking device used in local area networks.
    • The hub allows data to be transmitted between all connected devices.

    Sinônimosrepeater

  3. B2formal

    The central part of a wheel that rotates on an axle.

    ptCubo da roda

    • The wheel's hub is made of reinforced steel.
    • The mechanic replaced the damaged hub on the bicycle.
    • The hub connects the spokes to the axle of the wheel.

    Sinônimosbosscenternave

Formas
  • hubs plural form
  • hubs' possessive plural form
  • hub's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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